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    their specific tribe’s myths and beliefs into their work. Where they grew up has played a major role in how each of them writes. An article by Thomas Irmer says, “Born 1948 in Albuquerque, New Mexico, of mixed ancestry - by her own description Laguna, Pueblo, Mexican, and…

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    Leslie Marmon Silko is a Laguna Pueblo writer who was born on March 5, 1948 in New Mexico. Inspite of the fact that she as published many works, such as Alamanac of the Dead (1991) and Gardens in the Dunes (2000), the main work that made her famous (ide valami szofisztikáltabb kellene xd ) was her first novel, the Ceremony (1977). Growing up on the edge of the Laguna Pueblo Reservation, her earliest experiences were between culture and traditions. Most of her works focus on the alienation of…

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    Postmodernism 101. I will examine these concepts and their effect of a cultural collision between the Native American communities I grew up in and the spiritual home I grew up knowing. Many of the traditional concepts aren’t written concerning Navajo and Pueblo beliefs. I will rely on an…

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    the people on the Laguna Pueblo reservation in the 1940’s. Tayo, the main character, is a newly returned WWII veteran suffering from traumatic memories of the battlefield, namely his Uncle Josiah’s face on a dead Japanese man’s body. As the reader follows Tayo’s quest, or ceremony, for wholeness, another, less recognizable character becomes obvious in the machinations of the novel’s inherent plotline. “Darkness” or “evil” is presented as the tangible role, especially in the Laguna myths or…

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    interest, to watching Harley be torchered to death. Tayo arrives back from the war, but he is too mentally ill that he needs to stay at a veterans hospital until he is cleared to leave.. He returned to live with his aunt and grandma in a town called Laguna Pueblo. Upon arriving, Tayo finds out that the area hasn’t seen rain for a while and this causes him to search for a way to make it rain. Then he finds out that some friends made it back from the war, but they usually deal with the mental…

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    Ceremony, Tayo’s struggle between self-destructiveness and healing from the trauma he has endured symbolizes the larger theme of reconciliation between the modern world and the traditional beliefs of his indigenous heritage. Tayo returns to the Laguna Pueblo reservation from fighting in the Philippines carrying the weight of trauma and a different…

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    Galanins culture from the mid-twentieth century (Berlo and Phillips 1998, 10-11). Under Mount St. Elias is the culmination of four decades of research by Frederica de Laguna. The text focuses on the Yakutat culture; analyzing the history of the land, the technology and economy, and the social world in volume one. In volume two and three de Laguna focuses on the traditions of the tribe, discussing the art, medicine, religious traditions, and music (Rosman 1977,…

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    Research Question #2 Migration Stories: Mapping Cultural Survival Across Stolen Terrains Leslie Marmon Silko, a Laguna Pueblo author, emphasizes the importance of place in indigenous storytelling--identity is “intimately linked with the surrounding terrain,” whether it be a specific geographical feature or the exact location where a story took place (43). When tribes migrated to find subsistence, exchange goods with other native peoples, or complete a holy journey, their stories often served as…

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    Doris Soriano Professor Khan English 2333 6 July 2015 Final Essay “But feelings can’t be ignored, no matter how unjust or ungrateful they seem” was written by Anne Frank because sentiments are in every human being. Everyone person in the world has different emotions. We display and control feelings differently from everyone else. Feelings can overpower someone’s thoughts and influence their decisions, which can affect anyone. From Senators to any job occupation where people work at, sentiments…

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    In the novel, Tayo is Laguna Pueblo that is also partially’ white, although his mom runs away with her new companion and leaves him behind. The true moment he is recognized in the Caucasian world is when he is wearing his uniform in Oakland. “The first day in Oakland he and Rocky…

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